Ex-Mormon Coach Amy Logan on Deconstructing Patriarchy and Reclaiming Authority
Kara LoewentheilJune 27, 202544 min7 views
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- 💡 Amy Logan, an Ex-Mormon Coach, shares her personal journey of questioning and ultimately leaving The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
- 🎯 She was born into the faith and was a fully committed member, participating in all rites of passage, including temple marriage and holding church callings.
- 🔑 Her faith crisis began around age 30, initially sparked by the church's teachings on polygamy in the afterlife.
- 📌 Further research in 2006 led her to discover what she felt was a whitewashed version of church history, leading to a sense of betrayal.
Patriarchy and Religious Conditioning
- 🚀 The Mormon church's structure is highlighted as highly patriarchal, with men holding priesthood authority and women excluded from these roles.
- 🧠 Logan explains that this conditioning impacts women's ability to claim their own authority and can lead to associating authority with male abuse of power.
- ⚠️ She notes that even seemingly beneficial aspects, like fewer spiritual obligations for women, can be signals of patriarchy, reinforcing traditional roles.
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